‘He said he’d be back next week’: Family shares Andhra Pradesh victim’s final call before Vietnam boat tragedy | Vijayawada News

Ravi Teja’s family shared his final joyful video calls before the Vietnam boat tragedy (Photo credit: PTI) HINDUPURAM: The family of Ravi Teja, one of the victims of the Vietnam tourist boat tragedy, recalled his final video calls in which he enthusiastically shared moments from his holiday, just hours before the accident claimed his life.Ravi…

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From $120 million monastery to $46 million Miami home: Palantir CEO Alex Karp’s stunning real estate portfolio

After tech, the billionaire businessmen of Silicon Valley love real estate. Tech moguls have been snapping up properties across the globe, collecting them like infinity stones. Among them is Alex Karp, cofounder and CEO of data-mining giant Palantir Technologies. The Palantir CEO with a net worth of $14.4 billion according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index,…

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UK wasted £9.9 billion on Covid PPE, finds inquiry; stockpile, procurement flaws flagged

Inquiry find lapses in Covid PPE kits procurement Nearly £9.9 billion worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) bought during the Covid-19 pandemic was wasted in the UK, a public inquiry has found. It concluded that the country entered the health crisis with inadequate stockpiles and an emergency procurement system that was ill-prepared for the surge…

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OBC status of 77 castes: Suvendu government withdraws Mamata-era SC challenge to HC verdict | India News

OBC status of 77 castes: Suvendu government withdraws Mamata-era SC challenge to HC verdict NEW DELHI: The West Bengal government on Tuesday withdrew its appeal before the Supreme Court challenging the Calcutta high court’s May 2024 judgment that struck down the inclusion of 77 communities, including 75 Muslim communities, in the state’s Other Backward Classes…

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IBM stock sees worst in 39 years, CEO Arvind Krishna admits to investors that the company ‘failed’ to close large deals; says: In the last few weeks of June, we saw …

IBM suffered a historic collapse on Wall Street on Tuesday (July 14) as its stock plunged 23% – marking the company’s worst single-day performance in 39 years, CNBC reported. IBM shares dropped 23.7% on October 19, 1987. The panic was triggered after the computing, software and consulting provider released preliminary second-quarter financial results that missed…

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